Which Zodiac Signs Fall In Love At First Sight? Watch Out For These 3

All 12 zodiac signs are unique, and that means they each take a unique approach to relationships. Some prefer to move at a slow-and-steady pace, while others dive right in, immediately head over heels.

Before we get into which three signs are most likely to fall in love at first sight, it's worth mentioning that all the signs have the capacity to do so depending on an individual's entire birth chart. Nevertheless, when thinking about the energy of these three signs, they tend to be the ones who move fast in love.

No. 1 on the list is none other than lively and impulsive Aries. Not only do these confident folks have no problem making the first move, but they're also extremely passionate.

Aries is ruled by Mars, the planet that governs sex, action, passion, and aggression. Pair that with their fiery nature, and they're basically always on the prowl for romance. And tying back to their impulsivity, that includes impulsively hitting on someone they see on the street.

Up next we have sweet and charming Libra. Is anyone really surprised? These folks love love, thanks to their planetary ruler Venus. But in this case, they're an air sign. The element of air and watery emotions don't always mix, so while Libra can quickly fall in love, they may have a hard time getting it to stick.

Libras also tend to romanticize people and can struggle with holding on to their sense of self within relationships. This makes it all too easy for them to fall in love at first sight, romanticizing strangers—especially cute ones—from afar.

And of course, we have dreamy and fanciful Pisces. Who can blame these tender souls for falling in love at first sight? If daydreaming was an Olympic sport, Pisces would get the gold, and you can bet they're already picturing their wedding with that cutie in class.

Known in part for their naiveté, we'd be lying if we said objectivity was one of Pisces' strengths. They tend to live in their own whimsical world, projecting their idealizations onto reality and missing what's right in front of them.